Mt Buller Potable & Wastewater UV Servicing

Closes in 20 daysSubmission deadline: 09 October 2026, 05:00 PM Australia/Melbourne

About this tender

Overview Alpine Resorts Victoria (ARV) operates four UV disinfection systems at Mt Buller to treat both potable water and Class C wastewater effluent. ARV is looking to develop a partnership with a suitably qualified contractor to provide preventative and reactive maintenance services to ensure the UV units are safe, operational, reliable and meet the requirements of Safe Drinking Water guidelines and EPA licences. Appropriate levels of service must be delivered throughout the contract term. About Under the Alpine Resorts Management Act, ARV is a designated Water Authority and provides water and wastewater services for Mt Buller Alpine Resort. ARV is committed to providing customers with high-quality drinking water that meets the requirements of all relevant legislation as well as meeting all EPA licence requirements for the treatment of Class C wastewater effluent. Goulburn Valley Water is contracted to ARV to operate and maintain water and wastewater treatment systems. ARV manages a diverse mix of water and wastewater assets and is responsible for ensuring assets are safe, efficient, operational and reliable. Four UV disinfection systems are operated across several sites within the resort boundary to treat potable water and Class C wastewater effluent. Scope ARV is seeking proposals from suitably qualified contractors for the provision of UV disinfection system preventative and reactive maintenance services. UV Disinfection Systems Mt Buller Water Treatment Plant: 2 x DN200 Berson Inline 450 +USEPA, 2 x DN200 Spears 200micon raw water pre-filter Mirimbah Water Treatment Plant: 1 x S-Nuvonic Proline PQ AF0016 Sewerage Treatment Plant: 1 x Trojan UV3000, 1 x Trojan ActiClean-WW, 1 x Level Controller (Serpentine Weir) The scope includes: Ensuring all equipment is appropriately rated and maintained to perform required functions safely and in accordance with all legislative requirements and manufacturers' specifications Completing preventative and routine maintenance to preserve the life of the assets and ensure they maintain their intended functionality Ensuring defects identified during inspection and servicing are followed up with corrective action in a timely manner Undertaking reactive or urgent maintenance works to provide temporary or permanent repair to protect against a public safety risk and/or to rectify a failure and restore the asset to its intended functionality Completing minor renewal works to restore the service potential and life of the asset Enquiries Matthew Anderson, Mobile: +61 0417730387, matthew.anderson@alpineresorts.vic.gov.au Melanie Von Blanckensee, Mobile: +61 (04) 18682523, melanie.vonblanckensee@alpineresorts.vic.gov.au

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